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^NY is the only place where he'll actually get a good amount of PT, IMO.
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Originally Posted by Animal Thug1539
I don't want any trade happening. We are the best team in the NBA because of the squad we have.
We're on a 13 game winning streak, we alter the roster?! We've proven that we can beat the Lakers and Magic, our two biggest semi-problematic teams.
WE DON'T NEED AMARE OR JAMISON.
When was the last time the #1 team in the NBA made a trade at the break point? This is stupid.
Originally Posted by BangDak
^they'll give you him for a pack of cookies.
Beaubois (sp) is the goods.
Originally Posted by Animal Thug1539
Originally Posted by EnEyeKayEe
Each time you make a post, you prove you are either a bigger homer than OC, or just plain don't know what you are talking about/the game of basketball...Originally Posted by Animal Thug1539
Each time you quote me, you prove how much of a fan of mine you are...
Sure, but what about next season?Originally Posted by Animal Thug1539
I don't want any trade happening. We are the best team in the NBA because of the squad we have.
We're on a 13 game winning streak, we alter the roster?! We've proven that we can beat the Lakers and Magic, our two biggest semi-problematic teams.
WE DON'T NEED AMARE OR JAMISON.
When was the last time the #1 team in the NBA made a trade at the break point? This is stupid.
At least one person believes the Mavs’ impending Caron Butler/BrendanHaywood acquisition puts Dallas “on par’’ with Kobe Bryant’s Lakers.
That person? Kobe Bryant of the Lakers.
“No question,’’ Kobe said Saturday when asked by our girl GinaMiller whether the trade moves the Mavs to the Lakers’ level. “I hateto say it, but it's true. … Trust me, I don't like it by any stretch ofthe imagination. But it's a great move by (Dallas). It pains me to sayit. But you guys made two great pickups.’’
Maybe he isn't sandbagging. Maybe, he's trying to get Buss to make a trade?
Maybe he isn't sandbagging. Maybe, he's trying to get Buss to make a trade?
What the hell us do you greedyass bastards want?!
Trade away Sasha and Morrison for Deron Williams?
Originally Posted by JapanAir21
Maybe he isn't sandbagging. Maybe, he's trying to get Buss to make a trade?
[h2]Sources: Hickson, Ilgauskas to Suns[/h2]
By Chris Broussard
ESPN The Magaazine
Archive
The Cleveland Cavaliers and Phoenix Suns are closing in on a deal that would send All-Star forward Amare Stoudemire to Cleveland, according to sources with knowledge of the negotiations.
Stoudemire
The Cavaliers would send Zydrunas Ilgauskas and J.J. Hickson to Phoenix in exchange for Stoudemire, one of the league's most dominant big man.
While Cleveland remains in talks with several other teams, the club, from management down to the players, has settled on Stoudemire as its first choice.
The ball is in Phoenix's court. The Suns are mulling whether the financial relief provided by Ilgauskas's $12 million contract and the young and talented Hickson are enough for them to part with Stoudemire.
Cleveland believes the addition of Stoudemire would all but seal LeBron James' re-signing with the team when he becomes a free agent this summer. The Cavaliers are also prepared to sign Stoudemire, who has one year and $17 million remaining on his contract, to a long-term contract extension once the season ends.
The Suns will likely waive Ilgauskas, which would allow him to be re-signed by Cleveland after 30 days.
Cleveland is also talking with Washington about acquiring Antawn Jamison, as well as Indiana about Troy Murphy. Meanwhile, Golden State is trying to entice the Cavs into taking Corey Maggette for Ilgauskas.
Chris Broussard is a senior writer for ESPN The Magazine.
Steve Kerr is building a title contender, the only problem being that title contender is in Cleveland.
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Danny Ferry lookin' like a freakin' genius if this trade goes down. We are straight pilfering PHX's organization.